Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-21

hour of the morning session. and during
afternoon session causing prices to weaken
very considerable. Thers was some demand
for winter wheat for shipment, also for spring
wheat, though the latter WAS rather more quiet
than at the close last week Spectators are
doing some new business, but are rather in
ciined to trade on a limited scale July wheat
opened at y &c and sold down to 703SC, closing
figure. June started at Il &C and declined to
6sHc, closing figure. Rather limited trade was
reported In corn to day, the market TulinS COM
paratvely quiet with tr4nsa 3tiOns confined to
local operators, very few outside orders being
received Reports generally were favorable for
growing crops. The market sympathized with
wheat 10 considerable extent. Receipts con-
tinue moderate. The market opened firmer
than the closing figures of Saturday, then be
came easier, tUCtuated somewhat and cIos9d
about hclower than Saturday, July opened at
3I52 c and closed at 50 C. little more life Was
manifested in the provision market, still trad
Ing was not very large. The offerings on spec
ulatiVe account were fair, and the demand as
not particularly urgent TIE prices averaged
tIiHe lower, andmareet closed quiet. July and
August commanding preference. Inquiry for
| shipment was rather light and holders are not
pressing their property on the market. Re.
Ceipts were quite fair and shipments quite liffz
| eral july Lard opened at So 52lz and sold
! down to So %, closing figure. july spare ribs
started at - s. and declined to s. 30, closing
figure Leading futures RANGED as follows:
Wheat-June 6Stlc; July &TO16C; August y &c;
September &c. Corn-June SEC: July 3534c;
August 3S4c; September 39lsc Mess pork
So 20. Lard-JuIe ST 22Js: July Sc %; August
So 311z: September So Az. Short ribs June
s. so. July 81 30; August 81 49,; September
81 52A. Cash quotations were: Flour-Steady
and unchanged. The demand continues light
and of local nature. No. , spring wheat 700
7O&c; No. ,. red 76c No. corn 36I4 a3sc Mess!
pork so 90. Lard So 80. Short ribs. SIDES, loose,
- go dry sailed shoulders, boxed. S. 60G5 TO-
short clear sides, boxed, 81 1907 70.
NEW YORK, June 20 Flour dull and I'M
changed; common to choice white wheat
western extra 81 60S4 S0 fancy do 81 SjG5 90
Wheat spot lots ldll<c lower and active, In
good part TO exports Options variable and
irregular. June advanced 2 &C early, later fell
back nc, closing at recovery of &c; other
heavy at near the bottom rates. Speech alton
quite brisk. Spot No, red s0G901zc to
arrive; 94C at elevator; June F95a
$3.50, closing 9j1c; July sj4GS57ac, closi1S
S51zC; AUGUST 81 %dS6H, closing So; SeHtSmF
Der S6GST1SC, closing sec. Corn-SpaAdets
er on deliveries otter July. Spot No$N 46H a
1870 at elevator; 47HG471lC delivered; June
464a467ac, closing i6'ic; Juip- 4saa,
1870, closing 1870; Auxustf 41lsosffEcl
quet at SIS IS; options higher, but
only modeTa ely acriye; sales $1,000 bags;
July SIT OOGI7 y; August ST. 1901 IS; Septem-
Der Sl7 4OG17 80; october ST. I5GIS 90; No
vember SIS 0oGis 05; December Sl7 S5GlS ID;
January Sl7 GOALS 20; February SIS OO6ls 80;
Steady; cubes 41G, English island 4hc; extra
MANILA &c; refined quiet; standard 4G+iIc;
ConfeCt1Oners' a 45Ic; gran ulated 5I. Molasses
dull and nominal Rice steady. Pork dull and
heavy. Cut meats steady. Lard 5S5 points
lower and sir Y active; spot quoted at So 6Ils,
closing at Sc 65; June ST IS; July Sc 62G6 81;
August S. 74G6 IS.
NEW ORLEANS, La, June 2O.-Corn firmer
but not quOtably higher. Lard easier at 50 90.
O her articles unchanged.